# Ghana Customer Service Index

Africa's Only National Customer Satisfaction Benchmark.

Since 2018, the GCSI has delivered independently verified, sector-by-sector data on customer
experience in Ghana — informing the decisions of organisations, government and the media.

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What Is the GCSI?

Ghana Customer Service Index (GCSI)

The Ghana Customer Service Index (GCSI) is an independent, annual national benchmark of
customer satisfaction, published by the Institute of Customer Service Professionals (ICSP). Now
in its eighth year, the GCSI is the primary reference for customer experience performance in
Ghana..

The Index uses a cause-and-effect model that measures ten drivers of satisfaction on the left
side  including Trust, Competence, Professionalism, Ease of Doing Business, Processes and Procedures, Customer-Focused Innovations, Engagement with Customers, and Complaints and Feedback  together with a Customer Satisfaction Index at the centre, and customer loyalty
outcomes on the right.

The result is a 116-page report that provides verified demographic, perceptual and factual data, with recommendations and identified trends that help organisations make data-driven decisions.

SECTORS COVERED

One Definitive Index.

0 1. Banking

0 2. Insurance

0 3. Telecommunications

0 4. Utilities

0 5. Retail

0 6. Hospitality

0 7. Healthcare

0 8. Transportation

0 9. Petroleum

0 10. E-Commerce

0 11. Public Institutions

HISTORY & DATA

Eight Years of National Data.

The GCSI has tracked Ghana's customer satisfaction performance continuously since 2018. Here
is the national score history:

  • 2018: C grade — General average across all sectors; Retail highest at B (73.33%)
  • 2021: C+ grade — 66.26%; top performers: Accra City Hotel, Melcom, MTN, Bolt
  • 2023: B grade — 73.94%; Telecommunications led at 88.12%
  • 2024: B grade — 72%; Banking sector leading
  • 2025: D+ grade — 59%; sharpest single-year decline on record; 5,000+ respondents

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